The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 164
... marriage we intend to compare the English , as offering a clearer contrast than that of any other system - pace the learned author of " Ancient Law , " who holds that our marriage ... married 164 THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW .
... marriage we intend to compare the English , as offering a clearer contrast than that of any other system - pace the learned author of " Ancient Law , " who holds that our marriage ... married 164 THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW .
Page 165
... marriages when the wife became in manum viri , has less point with reference to the later marriages , when the wife had greater independence both of person and of property . We now come to the definition of marriage . Neither Ulpian nor ...
... marriages when the wife became in manum viri , has less point with reference to the later marriages , when the wife had greater independence both of person and of property . We now come to the definition of marriage . Neither Ulpian nor ...
Page 166
... marriage , in which it is stated that it must be witnessed by some social , or religious , or legal ceremony . A marriage must have some attesting fact , whether it be a friendly gathering , or a benediction from a minister of religion ...
... marriage , in which it is stated that it must be witnessed by some social , or religious , or legal ceremony . A marriage must have some attesting fact , whether it be a friendly gathering , or a benediction from a minister of religion ...
Page 167
... marriage ceremony . Confarreatio , coemptio , and usus were modes of contracting a marriage with a par- ticular result - the subjection of the wife to the husband's power - but had nothing to do with the actual marriage contract or the ...
... marriage ceremony . Confarreatio , coemptio , and usus were modes of contracting a marriage with a par- ticular result - the subjection of the wife to the husband's power - but had nothing to do with the actual marriage contract or the ...
Page 168
... marriage is contracted without any solemnity , but with bare consent if it stands on a basis of marital affection . Whence the following expression , ' consent , not cohabitation , makes a marriage . ' Neither the authority of a ...
... marriage is contracted without any solemnity , but with bare consent if it stands on a basis of marital affection . Whence the following expression , ' consent , not cohabitation , makes a marriage . ' Neither the authority of a ...
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